Morals of the Nation's Youth Highlighted in Address
Mrs John K Sherman of Isles Park Colorado urged a forward moving moral duty in wartime to protect the home and youth in her keynote General Federation of Women's Clubs speech. She warned of moral shell shock from war, urged accountability by older generations, and called for wiser national leadership to sustain the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Baden
Ind
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John K. Sherman
Isles Park
Colo
Philippine election yields peaceful orderly returns
Manila reports indicate returns from the senate and house support reelection of President Quezon and Speaker Roxas. Early results show a trend toward independence and comparative calm as observers note incomplete tallies and municipal figures still pending.
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Manila
P.I
Quezon
Senate
Roxas
Cattle rustlers killed in hayfield near Montrose
Two fugitives named Frank and Henry Hendrickson were killed near Montrose Colorado when sheriffs from two counties formed armed posses and surrounded them in a hay field. The men were accused of stealing cattle in Colorado and moving them toward Utah.
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Montrose
Colo
Frank
Henry Hendrickson
Colorado
Utah
Texas Sues Colorado Over Rio Grande Water
Texas will file suit against Colorado for an equitable division of the Rio Grande waters and expects United States Supreme Court resolution. In El Paso a conference between Mayor Richard H. Burgess, Roland Harwell, Governor Miriam A Ferguson, and Attorney General Dan Moody discussed preliminary plans to press the case.
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Austin
Texas
Colorado
Rio Grande
Supreme Court
United States
Richard H. Burgess
el Paso
Roland Harwell
Bandit Prince Gets Stay of Sentence to December
Gerald Chapman known as bandit prince, sentenced to die June 25 for a policeman murder, was reprieved to December 3 by Governor Trumbull on the State's Attorney Alcorn's application. The appeal is pending and courts are unlikely to decide before the original execution date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartilord
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Trumbull
Connecticut
Hugh M. Alcorn
Chapman
Alcorn
Nampa Bank Liquidation Nears Final Distribution
Special to The Times Boise June 4 final liquidation of the old Bank of Nampa which failed in 1918 is being completed by EH. W. Porter state Commissioner of Finance who is distributing to 250 depositors the sum of 3000 dollars
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Nampa Bank
Boise
Bank of Nampa
EH. W. Porter
State Commissioner of Finance
Foreign residents feel safe in Shanghai amid crisis
June 4 report from Shanghai notes optimism among the foreign colony as student and striker riots subside. Defense groups are equipped, food reserves adequate, and municipal services run by volunteers. London reports British cruisers Diomede and Carlyle with 400 men to Shanghai as a precaution. sailors occupy positions per admiralty advices.
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London
Diomede
Carlyle
Shanghai
Admiralty
Greatest Shrine parade in history in Los Angeles
Shriners parade near Los Angeles in perfect weather follows a drizzly 24 hours. A 6000 strong army of Shriners led by Native American tribes and Al Mala Kath temple nobles filled the open-air coliseum, with 156000 spectators watching drills then a Rose Bowl procession. Tonight a double parade with film stars caps the Shrine festival
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California
Shriners
Los Angeles
Cal
al Malakath Temple
Shrine
Pasadena
Calif
Allah
Fiest
Nobigs
Florida
San Francisco
Ararat
Kansas City
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
Noble R. RR. Horowetz
San Antonio
Chicago
Cryer
Motion Picture Studios
Yuma Editor Faces Libel Trial and Jury Selection
Yuma Ariz June 4 A bid to disqualify Judge Elmo Bollinger in the George W Lynn libel trial failed as the judge denied the petition. More than 100 veniremen appeared for examination as jury selection began and will take days. Lynn, local publisher, faced a second count of criminal libel tied to a Sanguinetti allegation while a prior charge was dismissed.
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Yuma
Ariz
Elmo I. Bollinger
George W. Lynn
Lynn
Bollinger
Ial
Be Or
Sanguinetti
Vailey Mallionaire
Oil Well Casings Patent Suit In Federal Court
A three million dollar suit has been filed in federal court in San Antonio against the Witherspoon Oil Company alleging infringement of oil well casing patent rights. Plaintiffs include Perkins Oil Well Casing Company of Los Angeles Halliburton Oil Well Casing Company of Dallas and Erle P. Halliburton of Duncan Ohio.
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San Antonio
Texas
Witherspoon Oil Company
Perkins Oil Well Casing Company
Los Angeles
Halliburton Oil Well Casing Company
Dallas
Erle P. Halliburton
Duncan
Ohio
Heat Rages In Hamilton as 8 Relatives Slain
Floyd Russell a 42 year old man, driven by heat and money troubles, fatally shot his mother Emma Lowell sister Julia and brother John Lowell and five children aged 3 months to 10 years. He then shot himself in the chest but survived. Dorothy Lowell eight fled to a neighbor's house. Police described the incident as a murder spree at the Russell home beginning about 6 30 a m with at least 50 shots fired.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Floyd Russell
Russell
Tie
Dorothy Lowell
Lfe
Rose Russell
Emma Lowell
John Lowell
Julia
Robert
Grace
Paul Louis
Richard
Lowells
French astronomer Camille Flammarion dies at Juvisy
Paris reports Camille Flammarion, renowned French astronomer, died today at Juvisy observatory. He was eighty four years old. The death marks the passing of a leading figure in celestial studies and popular science instruction.
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Paris
Camille Flammarion
Juvisy Observatory
Disappearance of Nurse Estelle Gehling Ties to Shepherd Case
Chicago reports renewed action by State's Attorney Robert Crowe as tampering with witnesses surfaces in the William D. Shepherd case. Nurse Estelle Gehling, a key witness who held letters referencing Shepherd as the life’s “Vaupelins,” has been missing for weeks. Prosecution witness Robert White is also missing or withheld, hindering defense efforts in the high profile affair.
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Chicago
Estelle Gehling
William D. Shepherd
Robert B. Crowe
Gehling
Shennherd N
Prosperity of the South boosts Latin American trade links
Washington June 4 A predicted era of economic strength and population growth in the southern United States cites railway prosperity and lower steamer freight rates as reducing northern advantages. Expansion in Florida population and organized southern city efforts boost trade, with effects on U.S. Latin American relations. Southern ports push consular ties and new routes, foreseeing more Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean trade, radio and aviation links.
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Washington, Po
United States
Americ
Florida
Windo
Trinkle
Comsular
Latin America
Gulf of Mexica
Caribbean Sea
Jay Pertiller
Oeehutieres
Mystery Woman to Identify Missing Boy in Kidnap Case
Mrs. George Fount known as mystery woman in the Coughlin kidnapping left West Philadelphia with her child for Hammonton New Jersey to aid in identifying Blakely Cough lit missing five years from Norristown. August Pascal, jailed for kidnapping and murder, previously confessed and now says the child may be alive.
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Philadelphia
Sune
George Fount
Coughlin
West Philadelphia
W. J. Carter
Dawson
New Jersey State Police
Hammonton
N. J
Blakely Coughlit
Norristown
August Pascal
Eastern Penitentiary
Six Million Dollar Confidence Ring Members Arrested
Three alleged leaders of a large confidence game operation were arraigned by Federal Judge H C Beitler in Chicago and held on five thousand dollars each. They face indictments for using the mails to defraud and waived extradition. The suspects are John J McGilligan J J Wilson and Lawrence a Sterns. Authorities say the ring has fleeced businessmen nationwide of six million dollars in four years and includes about thirty members. The headquarters are said to be in Atlanta with operations nationwide especially in resort cities.
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Chicago
America
H. C. Beitler
John J. McGilligan
Atlanta
J. J. Wilson
New York City
Lawrence A Sterns
Paso
Texas
Jardine Day at Idaho Falls Draws Big Idaho Crowd
Boise reports Secretary of Agriculture Jardine will speak in Idaho Falls on June 12 before one of the largest crowds in the city. The native Idahoan chose the site for a keynote on government relation to agriculture, legislation and administration, citing family ties and regional significance.
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Jardine
Idaho Falls
Boise
Idaho
Japan Threatens to Land Force in China
Fragmentary text indicates a tense note about Japan possibly deploying land forces in China, with ambiguous references to London, Washington, and unspecified dates and details. The readable fragments suggest a diplomatic or military threat but lack clear attribution or concrete actions.
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Japan
China
Youth Lies Out With Broken Leg for 48 Hours
California youth Veste Abel visiting Long Valley suffers a compound leg fracture after a fall from a prop and lies exposed in hills for 48 hours. He crawled half the distance to a farmhouse, shouted for help, fired a revolver until out of ammo, then endured two nights of pain and cold before discovery.
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Aperiil
Times
Bosh
Sume
Veste Abel
California
Oon
Oranely
Long Valley
Abel
Woman Parades in Garb of Man to Get Work
In Los Angeles on June 4, Mrs Edna Brittendall alias Jack Sargent was arrested on a charge of passing worthless checks. Earlier she had been arrested for alleged fraud in an automobile sale while doing carpenter work and claimed she had masqueraded as a man for years to support her children. Police said she once lived with Mrs Thomas Foster posing as Foster's husband.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Edna Brittendall
Jack Sargent
Brittendall
Thomas Foster
Fire injures eight firemen in east Toledo blaze
Eight Toledo firemen were hospitalized after a major fire swept the Trotter Lumber yard the Hydraulic Brick company and numerous east Toledo homes. The blaze was not under control at 3 50 p m.
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Toledo
Ohio
Trotter Lumber Yard
Hydraulic. Brick Company
East Toledo
Heat Wave Claims Twenty Five More Lives in 24 Hours
A brutal fourth day of the searing heat leaves twenty five more people dead, with authorities reporting extreme temperatures and limited relief. Emergency officials urge cooling centers and hydration as the region endures record highs and strained resources.
Heat wave death toll climbs across cities with record highs
The fourth day of extreme heat pushes totals higher as 25 more deaths occur in 24 hours. Detroit and Philadelphia report multiple fatalities, while Chicago and New York add to weekly tallies. Atlanta fears water shortages as cloudburst and tornado strike western Iowa and eastern Nebraska causing million dollars in damage.
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Ity United Press
Mercury
Tirvty
Floyd Russell
Hamilton
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Washington
D. C
Atlanta
Iowa
Nebraska
Sioux City
Blair
Neb
Neola
Idaho Has a New Attorney General
Idaho announces Jambsa Airshie Jr as the youngest U S attorney to date, taking oath at Coeur d Alene after Judge Frank rich's appointment to fill a vacancy caused by Cal's resignation. Airshie is 25 and served the past 16 months as an assistant under Colonel Davis.
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Boise
Idaho
Jambsa Airshie, Jr
United States
Coeur
Alene
Gegston
Frank Rich
Cal
Heen
Colonel Davis
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